*mete honey /Proto FU [mw2]

Cognate Set <Leslau (1987) , p. 377a #1> [oi4]

Cognate Set <Bender (1988), #212> [oi4]

missō a honey-receptacle; a nectary; mitsu honey; nectar /Japanese

*mi>z|V sweet /North Caucasian [ss]

mas phuki_ the smallest kind of bee; mas, mesi a kind of small bee; mes beehive; mes nayi honey /Gondi; miceri, miciri a species of bee /Kannad.a [sk]

math honey [lb]

mishqui sweet, tasty; mishquichuspi bee {"sweet" + " fly"} [q1]

musen, músan, mú-šin anise, sweet [y84]

mekeg to bleat /Hungarian

*me:-K- goat; to bleat /Dravidian [ss]

Officially, Hungarian mell is of FU origin.

mula woman's breast, teat; udder /Malayalam; mulai woman's breast, teat /Tamil; mel breast; mol id. (Kota); mis. nipple, teat, breast, udder; mil breast (Kota); mole female breast, dug of an animal /Kannad.a; mole breast (Kod.agu); mire breast, nipple or teat of any animal /Tulu (DEDR 4985). [sk]

Gaelic meall a lump, hill, Irish meall, lump, knob, heap, Early Irish mell, Breton mell, joint, knot, knuckle, Gaulish Mello-dunum (?), now Melun: *mello-, from *melno-; Old Slavonic iz-molêti, just out, proturberate (Bez. with query); *ml@.so; cf. Greek @Gmélos, limb, part [mcb]

mala other, next, second (in compounds., e.g. mala-tande step-father, malacu_lu second pregnancy, second child) /Kannad.a; malu next, second /Telugu; mar.u another, other, next (Tamil, Malayalam, Kannad.a); mar id. (Kota) [sk]

minnja daughter-in-law /Vaddja [fv]

miniä (Finnish); men' (Khanty); mon' the brother's wife; daughter-in-law (Komi); mânnje daughter-in-law; wife of one's brother or son or sister's son; a woman's or girl's sister-in-law; etc. (Lappish); min' (Man's'i); men': icˆi-men' young married woman; sister-in-law; etc. (icˆi little); ken-men' (ken = daughter-in-law; young woman) (Udmurt) [Chong]

Hungarian nász is archaic and literary. Officially, it is thought to be possibly of German origin. [Chong]

Officially, Hungarian nő derives from FU.

*nu>sA ( ~ -o>-) daughter-in-law /North Caucasian [ss]

noh- (?) marry₁; muš- marry₂ [y84]

Officially, Hungarian néni is related to the provincial néne "aunt"; "elder sister" which is considered a possible Lallwort [Chong]

nin₉ sister [jh]

nine grandmother (Turkish); non younger sister (Manchu) [Chong]

*na":nV female breast; mother /North Caucasian [ss]

*ne:jH, *no> elder female relative /Sino-Tibetan [ss]

*na elder female relative /Sino-Tibetan [ss]

an.n.u a woman (Kannad.a); annu id. (Telugu) (DEDR 132) [sk]

nene nurse, wet-nurse

ne'ni mother

*menä to go /Uralic [ryan]

*mere measure /Finnugor, Zürjen murtolni measure, Votjak mertal measure
Vogul mart, Ostjak mortal-

mér to measure, weigh, evaluate; mér-et a measure (-et deverbal suffix) /Hungarian

mar-ék handful /Hungarian
mar-ok the closed hand and palm, its capacity also /Hungarian

már-t to ladle out, dip into, measure out a liquid? /Hungarian

malimbi to measure; malin a measure of weight /Manchu [as]

mirku poison /Lapp; myrkky poison /Finn
mörizeä to mutter, to mumble /Vaddja [fv]

muru, murub₄ battle; me_3,6,7,9 battle; mir, mer ₂ anger, angry, storm [jh]

murambi to growl, to roar, to yowl, to yelp to bellow, to low /Manchu [as]

*ma\ra (~-r/-) to refuse, quarrel /Altaic [ss]

murruz-kari grumbler

*mur.- vexation; quarrel /Dravidian [ss]

mur-a lamentation, wailing (Malayalam); moyr complaint (Kota); mur.y complaint (Toda); morad. to weep (Kod.agu); mor-a, mor-r-a cry, scream, clamour; morayu to sound, resound (Telugu); muru muru a_ to grumble, complain (Kuwi) [sk]

mir.i- to speak, utter (Kond.a); mural to make sound, cry, sing; muralal sounding; muralvu soft sound as of a lute; muravam noise, reverberation, drum; murar-kai, murar-ci sound, song; murar-r-u to make sound, cry; mural.i flute; muracam, muracu drum, tabour, war drum; muravu, murut.u drum (Tamil); muraluka, murul.uka to hum, grunt, growl; muracu, murajam a small drum (Malayalam); moral. to hum, grunt, growl, howl; more to hum, murmur (Kannad.a); morad.- (morad.uv-, morat.-) to weep; more lamentation (Kod.agu); muresuni, moresuni to rumble, rattle (as thunder); more cry (Tulu); morayu to sound, resound; morayika, morapamu sound, noise (Telugu); moray- (morayt-) to produce musical sound (Bell, etc.)(Kolami); moray- to sound; morap- id.(Naikri) [sk]

mur- to growl(tiger), hoot (owl), murip- (murit-) to snore (Parji); muru inba to growl, grumble, mutter (Kui); mu_ru_-ki_ali to growl (Kuwi); murrna_ to thunder, esp. with repeated peals, utter threats, threaten (Kur.ux); mure to speak, say yes or no (Malt.o); marra_m shout, call, cry, fame (Brahui) [sk]

met-él to cut off /Hungarian

metsz to cut, carve, prune trees /Hungarian

mészár-ol to butcher; massacre; mészár-os butcher /Hungarian

Semitic (?)

Cognate Set <Dolgopol'skij (1973) , p. 307 #4> [oi4]

Cognate Set <Sasse (1983) , p. 506 #> [oi4]

Cognate Set <Fleming (1988) , #39> [oi4]

meske to come off; mesu to tear off [sm]

motu to cut, to incise, to engrave. /Rapanui [anon]

moto blow, to strike a /Moriori [mor]

motz short; moz-tu to cut (C)

*mV>[c]V hunger /North Caucasian [ss]

mce to cut (as meat) /Malto; mo_cna_ to cut up into convenient pieces any object too large for use, give a cut in or through /Kur.ux; cf. moci to eat /Tamil [sk]

*muc- torn, spoilt; weak, tired /Dravidian [ss: DED 4903]

mutu "trunk, cut" [az96]

mešak to divide [y84]

*keĉe /Finno-Ugrian [Chong]

kasza scythe; kés knife /Hungarian

gi...zé to cut reeds ('reeds' + 'to cut') [jh]
guz, huz to cut, trim, clip; castrate [jh]
ğeš, ğiš tool etc. [jh]

*k`ási to cut /Altaic [ss]

*k[i:]s/wV scythe (or a similar cutting tool) /North Caucasian [ss]

gongor. keser sickle /Gondi. The second element keser may relate to the depiction of a curved 'neck'; xe_ser (xesr-) neck, shoulders /Kur.ux; qasru neck /Malto; and to the function ke_sal razor, ke_s to shave /Gadba; ke_c to shave/Parji; kaciya_ sickle /Nepa_li; ka_si id. /Nepa_li; ka_ci id. /Bengali; kacia_ big scythe /Or.iya_; kaciya_ toothed sickle /Biha_ri_; kaciya_ reaping-hook /Hindi_; kicca_ cutting /Prakrit; kacci_ sword /Kolami; kacci sword, iron sword /Gondi; iron blade (of spade) /Gondi; kacci sword /Kolami; sword; iron sword /Gondi; kacci, kac, kas iron; kacc iron, iron blade (of spade) /Gondi [sk]

ceisatru one who cuts, butchers [az96]
ceisu piece, cut (of meat) [az96]
< ceiz/cez- < *kaith- [az96]
caSni, cazni "sharp, cutting" [az96]

kasar(ka) a. (kasasar(ka)) down-curved; turned or bent downwards; hooked downward like hawk's beak [ud]

kuči(·), kučía, waikūtci knife₁ {wai' ~ wa'i obsidian, quartz crystals used in blood-letting} [y84]

Officially, Hungarian mezö is derived from a FU root

According to [fh] Hungarian mezö "outer fields, grasslands" comes from FU *mec'ä 'wetlands, pasture land', just as messze "far away"

*me>lz|/V place, ground /North Caucasian [ss: 1353]

*miĉ.wV> ( ~ -c./-) meadow, hill slope /North Caucasian [ss: 2020]

*mec'ä wetlands, pasture land /FinnUgor
moec'ce pasture land, open country /Lapp
metsä forrest /Finnish, mestsa far /Estonian, miehc'se far /Lapp

Hungarian mocsár swamp, marsh, sink << FU *mec'ä wetlands, outer lands, border lands

*mu:\sV ( ~ -o:-, -i_o:-) swamp, pond /Altaic [ss]

močar swampy (boggy, marshy, fenny, quaggy) soil /Serbo-Croatian
močvara swamp, bog, morass, marsh /Serbo-Croatian
močiar swamp /Slovak

*m8" (Proto FU) [Chong]

mi· , me· we (inclusive agent) [y84]

mi (prn.) what (inter.); mid (prn.) what (pl. inter.) /Vaddja [fv]
mihee (adv.) why /Vaddja [fv]
millin (prn.) what kind (inter.) /Vaddja [fv]
minee (adv.) what for /Vaddja [fv]

me (prn.) what /Erzya [fv]

àm who, which, what; (same) as, like (in scholarly lists). [jh]

Cognate Set <Newman et al. (1966) , #117> [oi4]

ma¥nit like... (Man's'i) [Chong]
minta approximate (Nganasan) [Chong]

àm who, which, what; (same) as, like (in scholarly lists). [jh]

munta (adv) look, looklike /Mandinka [pc1]

mìnta 1. another, other, else, different one, another one; 2. to be different (from before), be otherwise, be another /Alabama [tm]

? mar, mor gnarl, especially in a birch; pustule (in the skin); mar@n es@m cartilaginous udder (Khanty)
? mor udder (Kamas); mar gland (N'en'ec') [Chong]

Hungarian mirigy is officially of unknown origin.

mozora- stir, etc. /En'ec', Baylkha; mod'oða- stir, be up and doing /En'ec', Hatanga. [Chong]

bozsog move, stir /Székely Hungarian (Transylvania)

ma move, vehicle, boat
mu year, name; mul star
ma depart, leave, im runner, má boat
mu to grow, vehicle

m(s V /Aramaic [cal]

*miaĉ`e to move, climb /Altaic [ss] {One of the common Altaic motion verbs} [ss]

*mis- to move /Dravidian [ss]

mut.ukku (mut.ukki-) to plough, set in motion, induce, urge on; n. urging, pressing hard, strength, power, stiffness of manners (Tamil)[mu_ri tavira mut.ukku mutuca_t.i : Paripa_.20,54)(Tamil.lex.); mut.uku to move quickly; n. a rapid movement in verse (Tamil); mut.ukkam high price, tightness (Tamil); mut.ukkuka to urge on, e.g. cattle (Malayalam); mur.g- (mur.gy-) to be screwed up (Kota); mud.(k) kiy to be persistent (Toda)(DEDR 4925). [sk]

mid.uku to move; n. moving (Kannad.a); to move, wander (Telugu)(DEDR 4852). [sk]

motiha dance (native) /Moriori [mor]
? mataara "look alive" /Mäori [ng]

muth, mutin to move; mutzi motion, movement, activity [az96]

Chorti [cw]

*müngä rear (Proto FU) [Chong]

maka backwards [sm]

*no>k / *no>n| back /Sino-Tibetan [ss]

*=Vq_V behind /North Caucasian [ss]

*mo>GwV (~-a":-) back; body /North Caucasian [ss]

*magVd.- to turn /Dravidian [ss]

For nearly 5,000 years the hazelnut has enjoyed royal status as the aristocratic nut of choice. The Hazeltree belongs to the Birch Family with greatest distribution (65%) along the Black Sea coast (Turkey) [source?]

Hungarian mazsolla 'sultana, raisin' ?

Greek (?)

Albanian [bd: 216]

bazsalyog smile /Székely Hungarian (Transylvania)

Cognate Set <Newman et al. (1966) , #58> [oi4]

Cognate Set <Bender (1988), #144> [oi4]

mes 1. gay, merry, cheerful 2. prosperous, affluent 3. well fed, fat, plump 4. fertile /Turkmen [glnp]
meslik 1. gaiety, cheerfulness 2. prosperity, affluence /Turkmen [glnp]

*muS- to smile /Dravidian [ss]

muck- to smile (Parji); mus mus kowwa_na_ to smile or half-laugh (Gondi); musi musi navvu a smile (Telugu); mus mus kavv- to smile (Gondi); mus mus in- id. (Pengo); musu/musuk inba to chuckle, grin, smile (Kui); muska_rna_, musmus^urna_ to smile (Kur.ux)(DEDR 4904) [sk]

muš-, moš- laugh [y84]

*meke task, work, labour; to make, work, create /Proto Uralic [alinei]

mu(nisuleθ), mu(nisvleθ), mu(nsle), mu(nistas) 'public works' > 'monument/historic building'

muncas tormented, painful /Old Hungarian (12^th. Century) [gzb1]
munkás laborious, industrious < munka work /Modern Hungarian

(1) Slavic [rd: 935]

(2) Slavic [rd: 937]

*mule- /FinnUgor, muli passing time /Vogul, mol'ems/Mordvin, mollat /Lapp

-mil past₃ tense suffix; -mel' past₄ "used to ...." [y84]

nyd (n) shaft /Udmurt [fv]

*niðe (Proto FU) ; *n'olõ (Proto Ugric) [Chong]

niru arrow (military unit) /Manchu [as]

nala reed /Sanskrit

najer king /Ugric

nir prince; nè strength,force; nigu fattened

noq great, large; greater, older /Coptic Egyptian [cgj]
nex fat, thick /Coptic Egyptian [cgj]

ngako (n.) fat /Mäori [ng, ua]

nagusi boss, chief; nagusi-tu to grow up (C)

*-nequ (~ -ń-) magnifying suffix (увеличительный суффикс) /Proto Chukchee-Koryak [ss: PN883]

na_ga any great or pre-eminent man, modaliga (Kannad.a,Skt.)(Tamil.lex.) na_ka-puram the ancient capital of Ca_vakam (Man.i. 24,169); na_kar a powerful scythian race having the serpent as their totem (Man.i. 16,15)(Tamil.lex.) [sk]

na_kuta_ < na_khuda_ (Persian) captain of a ship (W.)(Tamil)(Tamil.lex.) [sk]

na_yakkan- captain, soldier; headman; title of certain Telugu castes; title of certain Tamil castes as van-n-iyar, ve_t.ar, irul.ar; na_yakam headship, superiority (Tiv. Tiruva_y. 3,10,11); na_yakan- < na_yaka lord, master, chief (Kampara_. An:kata. 21); a person appointed to the headship of ten villages (Cukkirani_ti. 27); na_yan- master, lord (Tiruva_lava_. 54,36); na_yan-a_r title of certain castes as cain-ar, kaikko_l.ar, ut.aiyar and a section of ve_l.a_l.ar (Tamil.lex.)

na_yar a caste of Hindus in Malabar (Tamil); na_yan, na_yar the Su_dras of Ke_ral.a; soldiers of all castes (Malayalam); na'yamm a Na_yar man; fem. na'yarci (Kod.agu); na_yare, na_yima_re a Na_yar of Malabar (Tulu). nakka-p-par-aiyan- headman of the Paraiyas (G.Tp.D. I, 131)(Tamil.lex.) [sk]

*nac {genitive; nac(e)s} size; lofty, elevated [ajp]
nacna big; lofty, elevated [ajp]; next to, last [az96]
*nacnu big, lofty, to be elevated [ajp]

from [jd]

from [cw]

*nata "mucus" /Uralic [ryan]

njeljä four /Karelian; ñelj four /Ludian; ñeljä four /Olonets [fv]

neljä (Finnish); n'@lä (Khanty); n'@t@ (Southern Khanty); n'ol' (Komi); njæl'ljeˆ (Lappish); n'ila, nil'æ (Man's'i); n@l, nõl (Mari); nile (Mordvin); n'il', n'ul', n'yl' (Udmurt) [Chong]

`nv-`gi four /Cherokee (Tsalagi)

Officially, Hungarian is of unknown origin. [Chong]

nh.з (be) hard, rough, dangerous /Egyptian [cgj]

nahas-tu to confuse; to mix,blend; to mess up

nam responsibility; office; governor [jh]
namešda top warrior, king (lit., 'the power of the mace') [jh]
nim prince; to be high; (adj.) high, early; (adv.) above [jh]
nun prince, noble, fine; (adj.) great, noble, fine [jh]

namasye reverence, respect, worship, adoration (Kannad.a,Sanskrit); nama_ju, nima_ju worship; divine service (Kannad.a, Mara_t.hi_, Hindi_)(Kannad.a.lex.) [sk]

One official source says Hungarian nem is of FU origin. Another source lists no FU cognates . [Chong]

Hungarian nép is thought to be possibly a compound consisting of né ~ nô "woman" + p(i) "boy" [Chong]

nom' people₂ [y84]

Hungarian nemez is seen as a loan from Iranian.

nawad 'felt' /E. Balochi dialect

Hungarian név is officially of FU origin

Cognate Set <Fleming (1988) , #88> [oi4]

nom (Uzbek) [Chong]

One source claims a Finno-Ugrian origin for Hungarian nevet.
Another says it derives from an earlier neve- of Ugrian origin. [see Chong]

navvu to laugh, smile, joke, ridicule; n. laughter, smile, jest, joke, fun, ridicule, derision; navvincu to cause to laugh, excite mirth in, amuse (Telugu); nav- to laugh; nava jeri joke, joking; navip- (navit-) to cause to laugh (Parji) (DEDR 3569).[sk]

navil (navilv-, navin-r--) to say, tell, learn, utter, sound loudly, sing, perform (as a dance); navir-r-u (navir-r-i-) to say, utter, declare with authority; nuval (nuvalv-, nuvan-r--) to say, declare, utter; n. word, saying; nuvar-ci saying, utterance (Tamil); nw voice; song (Toda)(DEDR 3616). [sk]

nevtlane (one who) enjoys [az96]

na_va shout of joy or triumph (Vedic.lex.) [sk]

nätšeä to see; to look; nätšijä (n.) witness /Vaddja [fv]
netez, neteződik to watch, look at smtg. /Székely Hungarian (Transylvania)

nää to see /Vaddja [fv]
naz-ir "seers" of the old religion /Old Hungarian [hh96]
né-z to look at smtg.; to watch /Hungarian (-z is a frequentative suffix) [alinei]

neili to watch /Vogul; niutaGe watch /Ostjak; naani /Votjak
nähdä to see /Finn; nägema see /Estonian; niegâdit dream /Lapp

naa! interj here! /Vaddja [fv]
ni! nini! look!; lo!; behold! /Hungarian

nu image, likeness; máš look, inspect

ñ (v) to see; ñaa (n) eye, etc /Mandinka [pc1]

najari, nanjari blind of one eye (Mun.d.a_ri) (Mun.d.a_ri lex.) [sk]

nazar 1) sight; 2) sight of a gun; 3) evil eye /Brahui

ne_t.u (ne_t.i-) to seek, look out for, desire, consider, aim at (Tamil); nit.t.isu to look at, look at much, inquisitively or sternly, stare (Kannad.a) (DEDR 3766) [sk]

o_kku (no_kki-) to see, look at, behold, view, consider, reflect, regard, pay attention to, arrange, put in order, keep, protect, save, do, perform, resemble, compare, read, desire; n. eye, sight, look, beauty, meaning, intention, knowledgeness, greatness, mode, style; no_kkam eye, eyesight, look, gaze, glance, view, aspects of a planet, appearance, expression, cast of countenance, beauty, attractiveness, watch, design, object, intention, aim, sense, intelligence, attention, observa-tion, desire, indication, sign (Tamil); no_t.t.am examination of coins, assaying, scrutiny of gems, precious metals, etc., value, criticism as by a rival artist or workman, attempt at wit, endeavour to excel, hinder or baffle another in speech (Tamil); no_t.t.am viewing, examination, experienced eye, sharp sight, shroffage, fortune-telling; no_kkuka to look at, view, observe, look after, examine, be in a certain direction, seek, consider, regard, intend; no_kkam view, beauty, eye; no_kkal a look (Malayalam); no.t.- (no.c-) to look at, look for, examine, be looked at; no.t., no.t.m (obl. no.t.t-) a sight (Kota); no_kku look, watchfulness, sight, beauty (Malayalam); nwi.t. (nwi.t.y-) to look at; nwi.t. a sight (Toda); no_d.u to look, look on, look at, view, behold, look after, examine, consider, take care, see; no_d.uvike looking etc.; no_d.isu to cause to look; no_t.a looking at or on, viewing, behold, look after, examine, consider, take care, see; no_d.uvike looking etc.; no_d.isu to cause to look; no_t.a looking at or on, viewing, beholding, seeing, examination, a sight, spectacle, sight, the power of seeing, a look, appearance; no_t.aka a looker-on, spectator, eyewitness (Kannad.a); no.t.- (no.t.i-) to look at (Kod.agu); no_t.a sight, view, vision, aim; no_d.a_runi, no_d.a_vuni to point at, show; nu_t.a_vuni to show (Tulu)(DEDR 3794).[sk]

natis "wise, seer" [az96]

nethśra haruspicina; netśvis haruspex [lb]

e:n "look there!" /Proto Indo-European [ryan]

Classical Greek [lsj1

in-i (vti) / in-o (vta), "see" [ryan]

má! má! look out!, watch out, hey!, wait! there! /Alabama [tm]

From or related to

nąw- see [y84]

Hungarian nézésű
< nézés 'look' + adjectival/verbal suffix -ű which ascribes the attribute of 'watching'
< né-z 'to look, watch' (-z is a frequentative suffix)

sem(niśsi) '(looking, watching) eyes'

Hungarian szem is seen as of FU origin.

sim to see through, etc.

sem(niśsi) '(seeing) eyes'

čam(m) 'eye' /Baluchi [ak1]
č∂mm eye /Baluchi [mab]
chham the eye. P. chashm /N. Baluchi [mld]

*njaka neck /Uralic [ryan]

nolams to lick /Erzya [fv]
nuole- lick /Finnish [Chong]
nolki mucus, slaver, slime /Finnish [Chong]

*n'ele- to swallow (Proto FU) [Chong]

*n'älmä tongue (Proto FU) [Chong]

*näk`e neck, vertebrae /Altaic [ss]

*nol.- to swallow /Dravidian [ss]

nol. (nol.v-, non.t.-) to swallow, devour (Tamil); nun.a smack, slaver, greediness; nun.ayuka to eat greedily; nun.accal smacking the lips, greedines; nun.ayan voracious; fem. nun.acci; nun.ekka to smack the lips, have a ravenous appetite (Malayalam); non.e to swallow (Kannad.a); nollu (children) to suck fingers (Telugu); nolayeng to swallow (Kolami); ro_pa_na_, lo_p- to swallow, gulp down (Gondi); nulxna_ to swallow without chewing, gulp hastily (Kur.ux)(DEDR 3791). [sk]

*djol- saliva; *nav[-lVk-] tongue /Dravidian [ss]

o_l.a saliva; no_l.a slaver; glutinous fluid in the fish, fruit, snails, etc. /Malayalam; we.l. saliva /Toda; lo_l.a, lo_l.i, lo_l.u, lo_l.e, logad.i, lodad.i, lodal.i, lod.al.e, lodle, lo_yi saliva, slaver, tenacious mucus, phlegm; no_l.i sticky (juice)/Kannad.a; no_n.e saliva, spittle /Tulu; o_li anything sticky, gummy, glutinous, viscous; saliva; udale saliva, spittle /Tulu; noccil.l.u saliva, spittle /Telugu. [sk]

nejela spittle, food or drink which has come in contact with the mouth and is regarded as impure /Kannad.a [sk]

mak neck (Kolami); makk id. (Naikri) (DEDR 4622).[sk]

nokbi neck; voice /Alabama [tm]

Officially, Hungarian nyár is also of debated origin. [Chong]

*nia:/r/[a] young; spring, summer /Altaic [ss]

nau-roz New-year's day (according to the Persian calendar being that on which the sun enters Aries); -- nau-rozi buzurg (khassa), (great or special new year's day) The sixth day after the vernal equinox /Persian [fjs]

Officially, Hungarian nyargal is possibly derived from jár- "travel", "walk", etc. [Chong]

nori riding; a ride; norite rider; nori-nikui to ride hard /Japanese
nori-konasu to manage (a horse); nori-uma a saddle-horse /Japanese
noru to ride /Japanese

n'et't'a cut off /Ostjak; n'ets'ni cut?clear off (grass or hair) /Zürjen

nšr cutter /Phœnician [cgj]

nar-ukku piece cut off; nar-ukku-tal to cut off (Pu. Ve. 3,10, Urai.)(Tamil.lex.) nar-ukku (nar-ukki-) to cut off, mince, chop, smash; n. a piece cut off (Tamil); nar-ukkuka to cut off, clip, cut in pieces as paper; nar-ukku a bit of palm-leaf (Tamil); nar-aku, nar-uku, narku to cut, hew, fell, sever, chop; n. a cut, wound; nar-akud.u, nar-ukud.u cutting, a cut (Telugu); narka_na_ to cut (but not of meat nor of crops, but generally of wood); narkana_, nar.ka_na_ to cut; nark- to cut (wood); narka_na_ to chop; nar.k- to cut with axe; nar.k- to cut (firewood); nark- to cut (fuel)Gondi); naRk- to chop, cut (Kond.a) [sk]

nož knife, pocket-knife, penknife; coulter, ploughshare /Serbo-Croatian
nôž knife /Slovak

*n'ore wetland /Uralic

*nah(a)r- river /Common Semitic [ahd]

*niu/r/e to become wet, soak /Altaic [ss]

nari swamp /Manchu [as]

neri water [lb]

ni_r water, sea, juice, liquor (Tamil); ni_ru water (Kannad.a, Tulu, Telugu.); di_r id., flood-water, juice (Brahui)(DEDR 3690-a) [sk]

*nhk. to bray (of donkey) /Protoform [ss]

*n|u:k grunt /Sino-Tibetan [ss]